Unicorn to Phoenix
James MayesMy personal journal as I battle a brain tumour while publishing my first book & launching a new startup. I aim to share what I learn & help other patients while also processing my own journey.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | jamesmayes.substack.com |
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The path of most resistance
This is the edge of my road at home, a narrow cobbled and uneven strip down each side of the road, a gentle gradient down towards the sea to manage the winter rain.
Some physical healing
After treatment was concluded last year we moved onto the watch programme - regular MRI’s to keep an eye and make sure things stay quiet. Stability is the thing we’re looking for here, no further changes.
A session on the resilience approaches
I've written plenty on here over the last year about some of the approaches I used to work on nutrition and stay active while getting a book written and going through Radio & Chemotherapy.
The power of music
Off the nutrition topic, this one is about a mental tool I use. I’ve long found my choice of music could have a very real impact. Soothing jazz of an evening for example, or some blazing guitars to keep me alert while driving.
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I work at the intersection of content, product, community and events. In January 2024, I was about to raise a round for new startup, when I was diagnosed with an Astrocytoma brain tumour. This is the story of how I'm doing and how I'll win!
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